1/10 On the way to the Antarctic Newsround stopped off in the Falklands. Here they interviewed junior conservationists about the problem of pollution from boats
2/10 Here's Lizzie in the cockpit of the RAF Tri Star plane about to land at Ascension island on the way to Antarctica. Lizzie says this was one of her fave moment of the trip as she reckons coming through the clouds felt heavenly!
3/10 Then is was on to Antarctica. Everyone here looks quite sleepy on the Dash 7, the British Antarctic Survey's plane that took the Newsround team to Antarctica from the Falklands
4/10 Lizzie and director Paul waiting to take off from Mars Oasis, near their base in Antarctica, where they went to film for Newsround
5/10 Once they landed there they jumped on a sledge towed by a skidoo to get to where the scientists were
6/10 Here's Paul filming the Twin Otter plane landing at Mars Oasis. They use these planes to take the scientists all over Antarctica to do their work.
7/10 This is Lizzie being taught how to stop falling down a mountain with an ice axe - this move is called Ice Axe Arrest!
8/10 Lizzie had to be roped up for filming because it's dangerous because it was in a dangerous area where the ice was moving. The team were stamping their feet to keep warm then looked back 20 minutes later and saw a big crack where they'd been standing!
9/10 Filming a midnight on the mountain above base...
10/10 It stays daylight all through the Antarctic summer, which is October to March. Near the end of the day the light just changes and gets a bit pinker